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Foreign Affairs Europe, South Korea, and Brazil Attack U.S. Tech Over Free Speech We can’t allow left-wing foreign governments to determine what Americans can say online. (Matt Cardy/Getty Images) French authorities raided X’s Paris office this week as part of a criminal probe into the platform’s alleged “biased algorithms.” X owner Elon Musk denounced the police action as a “political attack.” It marks the latest escalation in Europe’s struggle against American tech companies. The European Union has ramped up enforcement of its tech regulations to ensure social media platforms censor more and comply…Open
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